03 Mar 1988
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1988
Page
1
Doctors at the University of Iowa Hospitals completed a liver transplant on a 51 year old carpenter from northwest Illinois. Dr. Robert Corry called the operation a success and led the surgical team.
A satirical note claims officials punished for crimes will be confined to their own country clubs instead of prison. The item uses humor to critique political privilege and accountability.
The Linn District Court ordered the city to issue a temporary certificate allowing Montague to run an adult bookstore at 309 Fifth Ave SE before a final ruling in his occupancy suit. Citizens for Decency pledged to photograph entrants, opposing the shop near the Geneva Tower elderly housing.
Democratic leaders say road builders hired a state senator to recruit Republican candidates harming support for a 4 cent gas tax hike. House Speaker Donald Avenson and Rep. Mike Connolly report lawmakers anger and votes shifting. Sen. Jim Wells will recheck support if the bill returns to the Senate.
Iowa plans a four year SEID welfare reform demonstration starting April 1 in Waterloo and July 1 in Cedar Rapids. The aim is 202 new businesses by providing help writing business plans and waiving some welfare rules for 12 months. Public comments Friday 10 am to noon in the Iowa Building and by mail or phone.
The Gazette reports Changing Times magazine names five private Iowa colleges and the University of Iowa among 58 four year schools offering high quality at low cost. Coe Luther Simpson Wartburg and Central join Iowa City in the bargain roster with tuition and living costs under the national average.
The State Department prepared a document to warn New York banks not to disburse Panamanian government funds to Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega. The move would freeze about 50 million, keeping assets from Noriega and his cash-starved government. Delvalle, still claimed as lawful president, seeks to halt Noriega’s control. banks and officials describe the ongoing economic warfare theme.
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